An architectural solutions website that connects façade, aluminium and uPVC systems with project examples and consultation paths.
Live website · Desktop & mobile views · Captured 20 October 2026
Project
Aluedge
Sector
B2B & manufacturing
My role
Full website build
01
Product clarity
Distinct system categories make a broad technical offer easier to scan.
02
Project context
Architectural applications connect products to the spaces they serve.
03
Consultation paths
Quote, contact and mobile calling actions support the next conversation.
MY CONTRIBUTION
From the first idea to the finished website.
I built the complete Aluedge website, bringing together the page structure, visual design, responsive implementation and visitor journeys.
Website structure and visual design
Responsive pages for desktop and mobile
Project-specific features and enquiry journeys
Launch and deployment
THE OPPORTUNITY
Aluedge, with a clear purpose.
Architects, builders and homeowners approach a technical business with different questions. Product categories, applications and contact options need to be understandable without overwhelming the first visit.
THE EXPERIENCE
A considered path through the website.
Architectural imagery introduces the brand, while organized product categories and project applications give visitors a way to explore by requirement. Quote and consultation links provide a direct next step.
What visitors can explore
Façade, aluminium, uPVC, cladding and ceiling categories
Project and application showcases
Product-strength and material information
Quote and consultation entry points
Mobile contact and calling actions
BUSINESS VALUE
Built around a useful next step.
A structured presentation helps visitors connect their building requirements with relevant solutions and prepare for a more focused consultation.
A CLOSER LOOK
One identity. Two screen sizes.
Actual views from aluedge.net, shown in their original layouts.
Desktop experience
Mobile experience
AI & GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES
A practical direction for what’s next.
Suggested enhancements for a future phase, with scope, approved content and human review agreed before implementation.
Requirement intake
Organize a customer’s project type, dimensions and finish preferences into a draft brief for the team.
Knowledge assistance
Explore answers grounded in approved product documents, with technical recommendations reviewed by a specialist.
Better product discovery
Use clear application pages and product descriptions to answer specific buyer questions in search.
